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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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dust it off or clean your hand
When your kid falls and get some dirt on their hands,
Would you say "dust it(hands) off" or " clean your hands",which would describes action of clapping hands.
Thank you in advance.
Would you say "dust it(hands) off" or " clean your hands",which would describes action of clapping hands.
Thank you in advance.
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I'd say, "Brush the dirt off your hands," but that wouldn't involve clapping.
- I'd say, "Brush the dirt off your hands," but that wouldn't involve clapping.
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I'd say, "Brush the dirt off your hands," but that wouldn't involve clapping.
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Thank you so much.
I wonder if "clean the dirt off your hands" sounds more native...?
I wonder if "clean the dirt off your hands" sounds more native...?
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